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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
12
The Amarillo Globe notes publication alongside The Amarillo Daily News with editor in chief and staff hints and lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail options. Rates cover 1 year to 1 week, with separate Globe and News pricing for combined editions.
The Amarillo Globe platform outlines goals to revise the city charter, build a coliseum and new city hall, improve traffic control and downtown cleanliness, expand park facilities, provide hospital capacity, create an air terminal at English Field, foster small industries, support culture and welfare, expand the library, raise teachers' salaries, and invite public letters contest.
F F Beringer reports Northwest Texas Hospital May gross receipts of 45286 nearly cover operating expenses with 100 percent collections. Texas law restricts hospital rates to avoid profit, aiming for public welfare and taxpayer affordability. He notes the hospital’s balance of costs and revenue and that Northwest runs about four dollars per patient per day cheaper than the next lowest among 58 member hospitals.
General Eisenhower commissions a small group of young officers to envision warfare in 25 years. They work independently gathering insights from soldiers and scientists while avoiding direct orders. The piece hints at consulting science fiction authors and notes veteran employment issues flagged by B C Serpie of the Ohio State Employment Office in Cleveland.
Billy Rose honors Paul Gallico for his 20 years of writing across magazines war correspondence and novels. He praises Gallico's piece "Summer Dream" in Esquire July and predicts future anthologies will include Gallico's work.
George E. Sokolsky argues the post office suffers under political influence and mismanagement. He criticizes a proposed 8.2 million tax on second class mail, funded by 250 users, while exempting small papers and many groups. The piece calls for accountability in spending and efficiency reforms.
Bill Cunningham reports from London on the government plan to socialize all mines. Lord Londonderry may face 164000000 pound claims while stocks of investors are frozen and dividends cut to two percent. The Newcastle coal exchange and related businesses face mass layoffs as the community awaits government action and potential use of ships docks and facilities.
The piece discusses Britain moving to public ownership of transport and mining assets. It notes government plans to seize rail systems hotels docks and more, with investors including life insurers and endowments affected. It questions funding and who benefits as taxes rise and private holdings struggle.
A reflective monologue warns that pride in wealth, lineage, strength, brilliance can vanish in an instant. It argues humble people endure better and that society treats the fall of the proud differently, with friends loud and critics smiling.
Readable puzzle clues list with numbered across and down hints including various wordplay and definitions for common crossword filling. The mixed set covers people places and terms across themes from linguistics to geography and objects.
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